Ukiah Unified Votes Return to Pre Daylight Time Schedules
Ukiah Unified board votes 4-3 to revert to Sept–Dec start times effective next Tuesday Feb 23 after Washington's Birthday holiday. Schools resume on earlier daylight hours with specific 8:00 to 12:10 schedules for Calpella and Y, 8:40 starts for several elementary sites, and 7:30 and 12:15 starts for Juniors and Fresh-Soph amid double sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Unified Board of Education
Guy Connolly
Virginia Maurer
Jon Green
Oak Manor Pta
PTA
Ukiahi
Unitil
Calpella
River School
Hopland
Timber and fisheries to shape NCCSA meetings
The North Coastal Counties Supervisors Association will hold Feb 14 15 at Brooktrails Lodge Willits focusing on timber taxation and coastal fisheries improvement. Leaders from Del Norte Humboldt Mendocino Sonoma Lake Napa outline study groups and 30 state bills to be reviewed with a Friday breakfast at the Bel-Russian River and a lunch program on The Energy Dilemma by Standard Oil executive Frank Barich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Supervisors Association
Brooktrails Lodge
Willits
Sonoma County
Henry H. Spomer
NCCSA
Spomer
del Norte
Humboldt
Mendocino
Sonoma
Lake
Napa
Ernest F. Banker
Ray Peart
Bel-Russian River
Frank J. Barich
Oakland
Standard, Oil Company of California
Covelo Faces Juvenile Problems In Public Meeting
In Covelo a Monday town hall drew 350 residents seeking help for juvenile issues drugs mischief curfew and racing cars. Local officials including the sheriff and district attorney promised steps, with DA Duncan James seeking more staff to focus on school district problems. An elderly speaker urged avenues for youths to talk and adults to listen, a point Sheriff Bartolomie echoed as the best answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Covelo
D.A
Sheriff’s Department
District ‘Attorney’s Office
Probation Office
Highway Patrol
Duncan James
Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Lee Adams
Bartolomie
Planners Meet To Discuss City Development Agenda
The city planners hold a special evening meeting at city hall to review multiple development items. Projects include a 5,300 sq ft office near East Perkins, a bay addition for a service station at East Perkins and Orchard, a 5,800 sq ft office at 390 West Standley, a 200 Clara Ave ice plant, and a 305 West Stephenson building addition with parking waivers. Negative environmental declarations accompany each item. zone changes and use permit considerations are on the docket.
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City Hall
Planning Commission
Iice
Clara Ave
H.A. Madden
East Perkins Street
Joseph Foutz
East Perkins and
Orchard Avenue
Standard Oil Co. of
California
West Standley St
Rawles, Golden, Hinkley and Fitnhegan
Stephenson, St
Pacific ‘Telephone Co
Hearst rejects SLA ransom demand as impossible to meet
Randolph Hearst, father of kidnapped Patricia Hearst, tells reporters outside his Hillsborough home that the SLA demand for a mass food giveaway to 4.7 million people is impossible to meet and promises a counterproposal. FBI notes the offer is in the realm of unreasonableness while Hearst urges his daughter to stay safe. The letter requests $70 in food per person for a four week period starting next Tuesday, with authorities continuing to pursue leads and verify the voice on the tape.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Randolph A. Hearst
Hillsborough
Symbionese Liberation Army
FBI
SLA
California
Hearst
Patty
Honey
John Kelly
Kelly
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charles Bates
Jack Cook
Hearst Corp
Empire
William Randolph Hearst
Federal Courthouse
City council hopefuls to speak at Ukiah Candidates Night
Eight Ukiah city council hopefuls are invited by the League of Women Voters to appear February 26 at 7 30 p m in Yokago school multipurpose rooms with Chuck Lewis as moderator. Each candidate gets five minutes plus audience questions. The election to fill two seats is March 5. Incumbent Ralph Buxton will not seek reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah City Council
League of Women Voters
Yokago School
W.clay Street
Chuck Lewis
League
Oklahans
Lorraine Pearson
Barry C. Wood
Wallace R. Behm
Railway Express Agency
W. Duke Fenter
State Board’ of Equalization
Paul Jack
Mark Raymond
Vince Sisco
Palace Hotel
Paul J. Trouette Jr
Ralph Buxton
Potter Valley High School Plan Receives Cautious Backing
Ukiah Unified board expressed cautious but encouraging interest in a Potter Valley effort to restore a public high school facility. The proposal would be jointly financed by Ukiah Unified, the Regional Occupation Center, Potter Valley citizens, and state small school formula support. The board authorized Supt. W.O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Unified Board of ‘Education
Potter Valley
Ukiah Unified
Supt. W.O
Joe Wheeler
Potter’ Valley
Board of Education
Planner to inspect Mendocino College site in Redwood Valley
Matt Fugina of the California Community Colleges Facilities Planning Office will visit Ukiah to inspect a proposed permanent Mendocino College campus site in Redwood Valley off Highway 101. He will be joined by Mendocino College officials and architects to study topography, site potential, and possible problems. state approval is needed for any final site.
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Matt Fugina
California Community Colleges’ Facilities Planning Office
Sacramento
Ukiah
Mendocino Community College
Redwood Valley
Highway 101
Fugina
State ‘Community College
Mendocino College
Board of Trustees
Willits
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Don Moir
Redwood Empire Lions
al Norris
Nokomis
Oak Manor
River
Kindgarten
Frank Zeek
South Valley High School
RVC
Aia
N. State St
Kathy Hunter
Oscar Klee
Congress
Thomas. Jefferson
Klee
Miss Hearst
Ronald Reagan
California Health and Welfare Agency
Edward Peet
California Legislative Council For
Patricia, Hearst
Mendo
Wilson
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